Sentence examples for too coincidentally from inspiring English sources

I, too, coincidentally, spoke to Kachouba in 1989.

That too, coincidentally, was the year his career took off.

She abruptly stops talking as the office door opens and coincidentally, maybe too coincidentally, her law clerk walks in without knocking.

There are various other plot strands of courtly intrigue, treachery and even murder weaving through the book and driving things along, although there are moments when things happen a little too coincidentally and conveniently to be credible.

When he got a hot girlfriend from the year above I was devastated as were the many other girls in my class who also coincidentally loved Muse too.

And the liberal media refused to conspire (finally!) with Big Science's attempted whitewash: There was scant coverage of the four "independent" investigations which, all-too-conveniently and coincidentally, cleared the scientists of misconduct and reconfirmed the global warming fallacy.

(Also not coincidentally).

Coincidentally, he too was at Caltech at the same time as Ralph Messenger.

Five years ago, a possible answer arrived in drill cores and seismic data taken from the Norwegian Sea, coincidentally not too far from Iceland, where eruptions of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano are currently attracting worldwide attention.

Coincidentally, we, too, made an ArntbHLH-MaxLZ derivative and found that its transcriptional activity closely resembled that of ArntbHLH-C/EBP in the Y1H assays.

(Is it too soon for nostalgia?) Not coincidentally, New York hip-hop feuds aren't what they were, either.